MGEA01H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: U.S. Route 25E, Consumption Function, Real Change

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Outline (cid:120) introduce the balance of payments accounts and the balance of payments identity. (cid:120) use the market for loanable funds to model the international flows of funds. (cid:120) use the demand-supply model to determine the exchange rate. Current account (ca) (cid:120) the current account records the international flows of goods and services, and net factor income plus net international transfer payments. + net international transfer payments net exports of goodwill. Fa = exports of assets imports of assets. The balance of payments identity (cid:120) when taking all international transactions into consideration, the sum of current account and financial account must equal to zero, i. e. , 1 in reality, due to missed international transactions, the bop identity is given by: ca + fa + statistical discrepancy = 0. Implications (cid:120) equilibrium in the loanable funds market requires: (cid:159) sum of all countries" net exports must equal to zero.

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